Maryland 4-H Winners Named for National Congress Trip
Maryland 4-H announces state winners for trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 25 to 30. Winners include Janice Raver, Fred Beachley, Dorothy Keller, James Arnold, Harry Kirk, Joan Toms, Patricia Toms, Norme Jean Weagly, and others from Montgomery, Howard, Frederick, Washington, Allegany, Queen Anne, and Baltimore counties.
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Maryland
Chicago
United States
Hawai
Puerto Rico
Alaska
National Congress
Carroll County
Janice Raver
Upperco
Frederick County
Fred Beachley
Middletown
Dorothy W Keller
Jefferson
Montgomery County
James
Arnold
Monrovia
Harry W. Kirk
Silver Spring
Joan Toms
Olney
Patricia Toms
Washington County
Norme Jean Weagly
Route 1
Hagerstown
Norman D. Hill
Woodbine
Howard County
Grover William Lang
Keyser
W. Va
Allegany County
James Robert Barton
Queen Anne
Queen Annes County
Jack MacArthur
Church Hll
David Patrick
Pete Matthews
Sparks
Baltimore County
James Welling
Lakesville
Lilian Arnold
Grace McCall
Fulton
Barbara Hager
Route 2
Denton
Peggy Pfefferkorn
West Friendship
Mary Ellen Wilson
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
Barbara Ann Riggs
Gaithersburg
James R. Moxley
Mary Ann Ward
Margaret Ann Young
Rt. 5
Westminster
Jane Brewer
Clear Spring
Janice Anzulovic
Former Army Star Aids Colorado College Football Team
Bob Blaik, 22, son of Army coach Earl Blaik, assists Colorado College as an unofficial backfield coach after being dismissed from West Point for cribbing. The former Army quarterback helps CC pursue a RM Conference title while balancing physics studies and a return to charity hockey.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Bob Blaik
Httle Colorado College
Blaik
Earl Blaik
West Point
U. S. Military Academy
Colorado Mines
Army
Colorado College
Tigers
Colorado State
Colorado College “Oldtimers
No Exchange Of Students At Frederick High School
Frederick High School will not exchange visiting students with any other community for social study this year. Principal Harry O. Smith said two exchanges were successful, but the faculty group decided the time and effort of teachers and administrators would be better used elsewhere. No spring exchanges are planned though he believed the idea might have worked. Senior students who supported the program protested via the student league, noting fund raising by seniors produced about 1200 dollars for prior exchanges. Leading citizens and parents favored retaining the program, calling it highly regrettable that interchange of locales and experiences is suspended.
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Newton
Mass
Wyandotte
Mich
Student League
High School Exchange Program Status Questioned
Wyandotte exchange profits were cited as a benefit to Fred erick County students yet the High School Student League met with Principal Smith to seek revival of the suspended program. The committee said Superintendent Pruitt and the Board of Education reportedly approved the suspension, though they were advised to appeal as individuals.
Safety Meeting Tonight In Jefferson By Truckers Association
The Western Maryland Chapter of the Maryland Motor Truckers Association invites the general public to a safety meeting tonight at 7 at the community hall in Jefferson. A State Police representative will speak on driver safety, a safety film will be shown, and refreshments will be served after.
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Jefferson
Western
Maryland
Maryland Motor Truckers’ Association
Court News Property Deeded and Equity Suit
Court records list several property transfers including L Ignatius Kennedy and wife to City of Frederick for $10 and R George Dennis Jr to L Ignatius Kennedy for $10 both in county, Lois M Leatherwood to Harry A Brashear for $10, and John A Routzahn to Cecil Eckard for $10. Equity suit Delores Irene Moss vs Barnard Alfred Moss seeks absolute divorce, temporary alimony, and counsel fees. The Alamo in San Antonio began as a Franciscan mission and later served as a fort in Texas independence history.
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Ignatius Kennedy
Frederick
R. George Dennis Jr
L. Ignatius Kennedy
Lois M. Leatherwood
Harry A. Brashear
John AL. Routzahn
Cecil
Voters Approve Nonpartisan County Education Board
Montgomery County voters endorsed electing the County Board for Education on a nonpartisan basis. Unofficial results from 51 of 63 precincts show 4,723 votes for and 1,332 against. The plan sets the board membership structure as approved.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
County Board For Education
Changes in Board Membership Terms and Appointments
The plan alters terms for board members starting January 1, 1952 from seven to six or seven members chosen. Four new members will be elected in 1954 to serve two year terms, with terms starting January 1, 1955. The Governor will appoint most recently, creating staggered terms.
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Ork
East Patrick St. Soin
Army Star
Colorado
Berwyn
Patricia Walls
Reisterstown
Lawson Hudson
New Market
Pearre
Hospital Aid, Inc
Nombe
Bill Meintzer
George Smith
Eddie Albaugh
Smith
Eugene W. Pruitt
Board of Education
League
Court News
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
R. Morgan
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock Heights
Franklin Street
M. D. Harp Agency
Realtors
Pythian
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
N. Market St. Frederick
Chas & “Oylor
THE
Coca Cola Company
Baltimore, MD
Washington
Richmond, VA
Raleigh, N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Frederick, Md
West Patrick St
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Inginin
Opinion Research Corporation
Americas
Potomac Edison CO
Smo
Williamson's Drug Store
North Market
Henry
Gabardines
Rayons
Taffetas
Snow
Zelan
Zelan Snow Suits
N. Market St
Mee
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